I'll get you airborne. Landing alive, guaranteed!
Real problems don't wait their turn, and I'm done being scared of them. Crash, adjust, roll again. I call it the Wheelchair Way. WTLab is where I keep the tools. The serious kind.
The Wheelchair Way
Not a methodology. A habit I picked up by crashing.
Huh?
01 · Real problems
A real problem shows up. It rarely knocks, and it never checks your calendar.
Wait, what?
02 · Room for error
Wrong math, wrong read, wrong guess: budget for all three. And if you don't get it, say so.
Oh, come ON!
03 · Resilience
Crashed. Swearing is allowed. Staying down isn't. Wheels still there? Then so am I.
OK. Again.
04 · Keep adjusting
Tilt the angle, keep rolling. If the next crash looks better, that counts as progress.
Main course · brand content
Everyday stories in plain talk. The crashes at work and the stuck bits of life are funnier in panels, and easier to get. (Drawn in Traditional Chinese.)
Read the comic and still wondering why?
The blog says it plainly ↓↓ It gets serious from here. Wheelchair Bro, please keep it down.
The tools · WTLab
Each instrument observes or calculates one operational dimension. Everything listed here works today, and opens in the existing WTLab tool interface.
One place to see each tool's current working data. Here's the honest state of it:
Plain-talk essays
Whatever the comics can't fit, the blog says plainly. One essay per comic: look first then read, or read first then look. (The essays are in Traditional Chinese; titles below are translated.)